Rising Sun Valley i know the sun is set to rise

Scarlett couldn't keep her red eyes off Raziel and his beautiful teal colored eyes. The albino snorted at his comments how girls are weird. "You sound like a pup disliking girls," she teased the male. "But it sounds cute coming from your mouth," the female added. Her head lifted once the silver male moved to then have her head tip in question when the male didn't immediately reply to her question. Her ears fell back, getting insecure that Raziel wouldn't want to hang out with her anymore. She had showed much more of her true self moments before. The female had a certain silliness that not every wolf liked. Raziel was rather serious maybe he would find her annoying.

Her red eyes followed his movement. It wasn't difficult to spot what was between his legs. Scarlett quickly diverted her eyes and got to all fours. She couldn't help but think that even his manhood was big. What had she expected, really? A small one? Scarlett hadn't really thought about all of... that. She just liked romance and cuddles, although, the albino had to admit Raziel looks were also appealing her. She felt her body heat up when thinking about how Raziel would ever fit if they.... She pushed the thought away. That wouldn't happen anything soon [strike]or ever probably[/strike]. Scarlett realized she had been in thought the whole time. The she-wolf cleared her throat as she had missed what the male had said to her. "Sorry, zoned out," she muttered. Raziel looked pretty comfortable so Scarlett padded closer.

It was nice to see that the dominant male was laying down as she was standing and that he was so relaxed around her. Scarlett's curious nose went through the fur over his side before she settled against him. The female laid down and lazily rested he head against his shoulder. It seemed the male had decided to stay here for now. "Why did you leave your pack?," she asked, wanting to know more about him. "I left rather impulsively but I am glad I did. Otherwise I wouldn't have met you," she admitted, speaking quietly.